Month: August 2014

A Rush for the Exits in Libya

Published by Wayne White 8 Comments

by Wayne White The withdrawal of American and most other foreign missions from Libya has left its people more alone than ever before. Legitimate political authority and much of the economy has been seriously damaged. Despite temporary successes, none of… Continue Reading →

Will Sanctions on Russia Force Putin to Change Course?

Published by Mark N. Katz 12 Comments

by Mark N. Katz Just a few months ago, everything seemed to be going well for Russian President Vladimir Putin in Ukraine. After the initial setback of Moscow’s ally, President Viktor Yanukovich, fleeing Kiev and being replaced by a pro-Western government,… Continue Reading →